“That’s Your Place”: Man Celebrates New Home Purchase With a Cake Featuring Gogo’s Photo, SA Moved

“That’s Your Place”: Man Celebrates New Home Purchase With a Cake Featuring Gogo’s Photo, SA Moved

  • A young man recently celebrated a major life goal by sharing the news of his home purchase, crediting the acquisition to the unwavering support and motivation of his mom and grandmother
  • The highly emotional clip was shared on TikTok, inspiring viewers and attracting massive praise for his commitment to his family
  • Social media users were touched by the tribute, declaring his victory a testament to hard work and familial belief, while praising his celebration cake
The gent celebrated with a cake that had his grandmother's picture, earning praise online
A local gent shared the news of his home purchase, moving many social media users. Image: @aubrizzy70
Source: TikTok

A 26-year-old man’s video celebrating the achievement of homeownership became a powerful source of inspiration across social media, highlighting the strength of family commitment.

The emotional clip, shared on TikTok by @aubrizzy70, was met with a wave of pride and encouragement from viewers who celebrated his milestone and assured him that owning a home was a massive achievement regardless of its size.

The video started with the young man lighting the top of a custom-made cake adorned with a key sign and a house image, inscribed with the words, “We planned, we prayed, and we bought.” As the flame burned down, it revealed a picture of his grandmother underneath.

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The young man celebrates becoming a homeowner

In his caption, the 26-year-old expressed his joy at finally owning what he called a “mini home” after living for 26 years and one month in an informal settlement. He made it clear that this huge achievement was possible because of his grandmother's unwavering support, noting that she believed in him since day one. The young man, TikTok user @aubrizzy70, also thanked his mother for being his rock through thick and thin and finished his emotional post with the proud declaration: “Boys with tittle deeds.”

Others said they would celebrate similarly when they get their homes too
The man's homeowner flex became a motivation to many social media users. Image: @aubrizzy70
Source: TikTok

SA celebrates with the homeowner

The clip earned the young man floods of praise from social media users who were inspired by his hard work and dedication. Many viewers dismissed his humble description of the house, firmly stating that there was no such thing as a “mini house.” Some were motivated by his journey, saying they couldn't wait to reach his successful position. The custom cake itself was highly popular, with many calling it iconic and promising to order the same one when they move into their own homes.

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User @Winnie Mdhluli said:

"A house is a house, take the win, my brother. Super proud of you 🥰👌."

User @Unleashed commented:

"Not a mini home. That is your palace. May the Almighty keep your family safe and content. This is not the end; it is only the beginning, and when you move into another bigger place that you desire, you will still be overwhelmed with gratitude because of your journey. More to come for you, young man. Congratulations. Blessings to you and yours."

User @Relebogile shared:

"I'm gonna have this cake next when I move into my home."

User @AQM added:

"Stunning brother, absolutely iconic🤩🤩. You are the boss that you know you are🤗."

User @mira_mirab shared:

"Congratulations, stranger. Enjoy your new home."

User @Posh Ngwenya Hlabangana commented:

"Love this as someone about to start the journey."🥂

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za